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Privacy Policy

This policy describes the information collected during a visit, the reasons it is used, and the limited circumstances in which it may be disclosed. By continuing to use Miller County Criminal History, you consent to the practices stated here.

Data You Give Us Directly

Search Queries

Names and locations entered in a search tool are sent directly to the outside provider that operates that feature. The provider processes the query and supplies the response. Miller County Criminal History does not retain or record those search terms on its own systems.

Messages and Contact Submissions

An email or other direct message may be kept long enough to answer and maintain the related correspondence. It remains within the organization unless disclosure is required by a valid legal duty.

Data We Gather Automatically

When a visitor loads a page, the servers automatically receive basic technical and usage details, which may include:

  • Page-view dates and times
  • Your device's assigned IP address
  • Browser name and version
  • Operating system and device category
  • Pages viewed and approximate time spent on them
  • The referring website, when one is available

Cookies and Analytics

Cookies are small files placed on a device. They help measure traffic, popular pages, and where visits end. Analytics providers combine that information into usage reports. A browser can reject or remove cookies, although disabling them may change how some features work.

What We Do With This Data

  • Routing a search request to the appropriate partner service
  • Operating the website and maintaining reasonable load times
  • Finding and correcting technical problems
  • Understanding which resources are useful and which need improvement
  • Displaying advertising that may reflect visitor interests

No Criminal-Record Data on File

Miller County Criminal History does not keep, assemble, or sell a database of personal criminal-record information. Its material identifies official access routes, including the Miller County Sheriff's Office, District and Circuit Court clerks, the Arkansas Department of Public Safety and Arkansas State Police Identification Bureau, and the Arkansas Sex Offender Registry. The site is not a consumer reporting agency under the Fair Credit Reporting Act. Visitor information is not compiled into consumer reports or third-party criminal profiles.

Third-Party Search Partners

Outside companies operate the search boxes. Information submitted there is governed by the selected partner's privacy policy rather than this policy. Each provider controls its retention and disclosure practices, so review those terms before sending a query.

Links to Other Websites

Links may lead to Miller County offices, Arkansas court systems, state agencies, legal-aid resources, or outside search providers. Once a visitor follows one, the destination's privacy rules apply. Read them before providing personal information.

Some advertising providers may use their own systems to measure activity across websites and select interest-based ads. That tracking is controlled by those providers.

Who Might See Your Data

Personal data is not sold. Limited information may be disclosed to:

  • Providers that process a search query
  • Advertising networks that place ads
  • Analytics vendors that measure performance and traffic
  • Government or law-enforcement authorities acting under a valid legal order

How We Protect Your Data

Reasonable, commonly used safeguards protect collected information. No internet-connected system can guarantee absolute security, however, and the site cannot promise that unauthorized access or a breach will never occur.

Users Under 18

The service is intended for adults and does not knowingly collect personal information from anyone younger than 18. If a minor is believed to have provided information, contact the site so it can be removed promptly.

Your Data Rights

Rights may vary by residence and applicable law. Arkansas public-record access is addressed by the Arkansas Freedom of Information Act of 1967, while review and dissemination of state criminal-history information are governed by Ark. Code Title 12, Chapter 12, Subchapter 10. Those laws concern government-held records and do not convert this private site into a government custodian. Subject to applicable law, a visitor may:

  • Request access to personal information held by the site
  • Ask for correction of inaccurate information
  • Seek deletion where the law permits it
  • Object to certain forms of processing

Updates to This Policy

This policy may be revised. A new version becomes available on this page and carries an updated effective date, so visitors should review it periodically.

Effective date: July 16, 2026